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Stories with the ‘ tag ‘ you searched for "Departmental Proceedings"
MP High Court Explains When Delinquent Employee Can Object That Disciplinary Proceeding Is Causing Prejudice In Criminal Trial
Delhi High Court Junks RBI Officer's Plea Against Disciplinary Proceedings For Assisting Rajya Sabha MP In Drafting Private Bill
Mere Reinstatement Into Service Without A Clean Chit In Departmental Inquiry Not Ground To Quash Criminal Proceedings: J&K&L High Court
Police Law & Order Wing Pivotal To Protect Citizens' Fundamental Rights; Can't Depute Dishonest Personnel: Madras High Court
Criminal Proceedings And Disciplinary Enquiry Can Go On Simultaneously: Andhra Pradesh High Court
After Supreme Court's Advice, Patna High Court Drops Departmental Proceedings Against Judge
Employee Found Innocent In Departmental Proceedings Entitled To Interest On Delayed Payment Of Pension: Punjab & Haryana High Court
Govt Employee Can't Be Punished Merely On Basis Of Preliminary Inquiry, Must Hold Departmental Enquiry With Reasonable Opportunity: J&K&L High Court
Honourable Exoneration In Departmental Proceedings Would Warrant Quashing Of Criminal Prosecution Arising From Same Set Of Facts: Orissa High Court
Can't Withhold Pensionary Benefits In The Absence Of Departmental Proceedings Even If Employee Was Not Qualified When Appointed: Gauhati High Court
Departmental Proceedings Are Necessary Even For Termination Of Temporary Employee: Madras High Court
To Claim Backwages, Dismissed Employees Must Plead That They Were Not Gainfully Employed; Only Then Burden Shifts To Employer : Supreme Court
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